We’ve always said our MHS Theatre students are the heart of the city! 🎭
Check out Laura Berkemeier’s Cincinnati CityBeat feature for a behind-the-scenes look at how our students made their sold-out production of “The Shawshank Redemption” their own. From visiting the Ohio State Reformatory to designing the lighting and costumes, our cast and crew took the lead and learned to trust each other under pressure.
Read the article at: https://www.citybeat.com/arts/theater/milford-students-find-their-footing-and-their-futures-through-theater/
Check out Laura Berkemeier’s Cincinnati CityBeat feature for a behind-the-scenes look at how our students made their sold-out production of “The Shawshank Redemption” their own. From visiting the Ohio State Reformatory to designing the lighting and costumes, our cast and crew took the lead and learned to trust each other under pressure.
Read the article at: https://www.citybeat.com/arts/theater/milford-students-find-their-footing-and-their-futures-through-theater/
Thank you to all the veterans who spent part of their day with our Milford High School students!
Veterans from several branches of the military shared stories from their time in uniform and talked about what inspired them to serve our country. Our students enjoyed hearing those stories firsthand and getting to ask their own questions. We were glad to treat our guests to a good lunch as a small thank-you for spending the day with us.
One of our favorite parts of hosting these conversations on Tuesday is that it gives our guests a chance to join other Veterans Day celebrations across the district. We look forward to welcoming veterans at our elementary schools tomorrow and at Milford Middle School on Thursday.
Thank you for your service!
Veterans from several branches of the military shared stories from their time in uniform and talked about what inspired them to serve our country. Our students enjoyed hearing those stories firsthand and getting to ask their own questions. We were glad to treat our guests to a good lunch as a small thank-you for spending the day with us.
One of our favorite parts of hosting these conversations on Tuesday is that it gives our guests a chance to join other Veterans Day celebrations across the district. We look forward to welcoming veterans at our elementary schools tomorrow and at Milford Middle School on Thursday.
Thank you for your service!
Will your child be 5 years old before the first day of school on Aug. 12? Come see what kindergarten is like at Milford Schools!
Join us for Kindergarten Information Night on Dec. 1 at 6:30 p.m. at Mulberry Elementary School. You’ll get a look inside one of our elementary schools, learn what a typical kindergarten day looks like and ask Milford principals your questions about enrolling for the 2027–28 school year.
Learn more at: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/2638262
This week we celebrate National School Psychology Week! 🦅
Our school psychologists inspire connection by building meaningful relationships with students and families. They work tirelessly alongside teachers to help our Eagles navigate challenges and feel like they belong at school.
We love the support you provide to our Milford community. Thank you for all you do!
Our school psychologists inspire connection by building meaningful relationships with students and families. They work tirelessly alongside teachers to help our Eagles navigate challenges and feel like they belong at school.
We love the support you provide to our Milford community. Thank you for all you do!
Mulberry Elementary’s second graders had a special guest in their classrooms this week! 🦋
Melissa Wilburn stopped by to share how monarch butterflies grow from tiny eggs into the orange-and-black butterflies we recognize. Students learned about monarch migration and why milkweed matters. Monarchs lay their eggs on milkweed, and it’s what their caterpillars eat.
Our second graders even leaned in for a closer look at some dried plant stems Melissa brought along. Thanks for bringing the butterfly life cycle to life for our students, Melissa!
Melissa Wilburn stopped by to share how monarch butterflies grow from tiny eggs into the orange-and-black butterflies we recognize. Students learned about monarch migration and why milkweed matters. Monarchs lay their eggs on milkweed, and it’s what their caterpillars eat.
Our second graders even leaned in for a closer look at some dried plant stems Melissa brought along. Thanks for bringing the butterfly life cycle to life for our students, Melissa!
IN JUST TWO MONTHS!
Our Milford community collected an estimated $4,500 worth of food for Fuel for Flight, helping support Milford students experiencing food insecurity. And we’re not done yet!
Thank you to everyone who donated or helped in collecting items in a food drive. To donate to Fuel for Flight, visit https://www.fuelforflight.org/donate
You can see these amazing pieces by Milford High School artists RIGHT NOW at Thomas More University!
Congratulations to Ella Hurff, Jack Andres, Jack Kramer, Trevor Besse and Adelynn Otten! Their artwork was selected for a juried exhibition at the Eva G. Farris Gallery.
Stop by the gallery inside the Benedictine Library on Thomas More University’s Crestview Hills campus to see their work in person through Nov. 24. Regular gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Congratulations to Ella Hurff, Jack Andres, Jack Kramer, Trevor Besse and Adelynn Otten! Their artwork was selected for a juried exhibition at the Eva G. Farris Gallery.
Stop by the gallery inside the Benedictine Library on Thomas More University’s Crestview Hills campus to see their work in person through Nov. 24. Regular gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
A BIG congratulations to our Employees of the Month, Ms. Watts and Chelsea Josephson!
The difference they make is personal, and their nominations show just how much that means.
Ms. Watts helps students see what they’re capable of, finding creative ways to meet their individual needs and celebrate their progress. As her school’s wellness leader, she brings that same care to her colleagues through wellness challenges and opportunities to connect. She makes supporting others part of every school day!
Chelsea Josephson serves up more than breakfast in our middle school cafeteria. She builds relationships that give students something to look forward to each morning! When a student’s favorite Cini Minis were no longer on the menu, Chelsea went out of her way to provide them, even turning breakfast into a fun hide-and-find game. That extra care can change the course of a student’s day.
Please join us in celebrating these two Eagles and the heart they bring to Milford Schools!
The difference they make is personal, and their nominations show just how much that means.
Ms. Watts helps students see what they’re capable of, finding creative ways to meet their individual needs and celebrate their progress. As her school’s wellness leader, she brings that same care to her colleagues through wellness challenges and opportunities to connect. She makes supporting others part of every school day!
Chelsea Josephson serves up more than breakfast in our middle school cafeteria. She builds relationships that give students something to look forward to each morning! When a student’s favorite Cini Minis were no longer on the menu, Chelsea went out of her way to provide them, even turning breakfast into a fun hide-and-find game. That extra care can change the course of a student’s day.
Please join us in celebrating these two Eagles and the heart they bring to Milford Schools!
Eye care is rolling into Milford Schools!
HealthSource of Ohio’s Mobile Vision van is here today and will be serving Milford students through Nov. 10! Students in all grade levels can receive comprehensive eye exams right at school, with eyeglasses available if needed.
Families must complete a two-step registration process to participate. If your child is due for an eye exam, get started today!
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPYC_aIAGL_GaYp73ux69sVNeey8kHd-ABjD0YljbO_qS2vA/viewform
Thank you, HealthSource of Ohio, for helping our Eagles see their best!
HealthSource of Ohio’s Mobile Vision van is here today and will be serving Milford students through Nov. 10! Students in all grade levels can receive comprehensive eye exams right at school, with eyeglasses available if needed.
Families must complete a two-step registration process to participate. If your child is due for an eye exam, get started today!
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPYC_aIAGL_GaYp73ux69sVNeey8kHd-ABjD0YljbO_qS2vA/viewform
Thank you, HealthSource of Ohio, for helping our Eagles see their best!
On Monday, Milford Middle School’s eighth graders had the privilege of hearing from Henry Fenichel, a Holocaust survivor who was imprisoned at Bergen-Belsen.
As part of their Holocaust unit in English Language Arts, students heard his firsthand account, deepening their understanding of the people and experiences behind the history they are studying.
We are deeply grateful to Mr. Fenichel for sharing his story with our students and helping future generations understand the importance of remembering the Holocaust, confronting antisemitism and hatred, and respecting the dignity of every person.
Thank you to our eighth-grade ELA teachers for making this meaningful opportunity possible.
As part of their Holocaust unit in English Language Arts, students heard his firsthand account, deepening their understanding of the people and experiences behind the history they are studying.
We are deeply grateful to Mr. Fenichel for sharing his story with our students and helping future generations understand the importance of remembering the Holocaust, confronting antisemitism and hatred, and respecting the dignity of every person.
Thank you to our eighth-grade ELA teachers for making this meaningful opportunity possible.
No school, but plenty of learning and a chance to make your voice heard!
All Milford school buildings will be closed tomorrow, Nov. 3, for staff professional development.
While our staff hit the books, we encourage all eligible Milford community members and families to hit the polls! Voting is an important civic responsibility, and every vote counts. 🗳️🇺🇸
All Milford school buildings will be closed tomorrow, Nov. 3, for staff professional development.
While our staff hit the books, we encourage all eligible Milford community members and families to hit the polls! Voting is an important civic responsibility, and every vote counts. 🗳️🇺🇸
Our Milford High School students laid some common science myths to rest! 🪦🔬
Students investigated familiar claims, such as sugar causing hyperactivity and ear piercings curing migraines, then created tombstone displays to share their findings and put those myths in the grave!
Afterward, students in Mrs. Moorehead’s class watched videos exploring the science behind spooky legends, uncovering the real-world roots of stories about werewolves, zombies and vampires.
Putting critical thinking to work, one spooky myth at a time! 🦇
Students investigated familiar claims, such as sugar causing hyperactivity and ear piercings curing migraines, then created tombstone displays to share their findings and put those myths in the grave!
Afterward, students in Mrs. Moorehead’s class watched videos exploring the science behind spooky legends, uncovering the real-world roots of stories about werewolves, zombies and vampires.
Putting critical thinking to work, one spooky myth at a time! 🦇
We hope our Milford families are having a safe and fun time trick-or-treating tonight! Our staff sure had a blast celebrating with you all yesterday! Be safe, Eagles, and happy Halloween!
Seven playoff appearances. An undefeated regular season and an outright ECC title in 2023. Nearly 50 Eagles who went on to play college football.
What a legacy! After 10 seasons leading the Eagles, Tom Grippa is retiring as the winningest head football coach in school history.
Thank you for the unforgettable Friday nights and the impact you’ve made on our players and community. Congratulations on an incredible 49-year coaching career, Coach! 🏈🦅
Read more at: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3225443
What a legacy! After 10 seasons leading the Eagles, Tom Grippa is retiring as the winningest head football coach in school history.
Thank you for the unforgettable Friday nights and the impact you’ve made on our players and community. Congratulations on an incredible 49-year coaching career, Coach! 🏈🦅
Read more at: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3225443
Our Milford Middle School Eagles stepped up for Fuel for Flight! 🦅
MMS collected an incredible 4,214 oatmeal packets and 977 packs of beef jerky during its food drive. That’s enough to supply Fuel for Flight with oatmeal for nine weeks and beef jerky for eight weeks, making this the program’s largest school food drive in the district so far this year!
Thank you to everyone who donated and to Emily, Alison and the students of Builders Club for helping make it happen. We’re proud to see our Eagles working together to support our community!
MMS collected an incredible 4,214 oatmeal packets and 977 packs of beef jerky during its food drive. That’s enough to supply Fuel for Flight with oatmeal for nine weeks and beef jerky for eight weeks, making this the program’s largest school food drive in the district so far this year!
Thank you to everyone who donated and to Emily, Alison and the students of Builders Club for helping make it happen. We’re proud to see our Eagles working together to support our community!
Our preschoolers got a little practice today for their Halloween adventures this weekend! 🎃
Our youngest learners went trick-or-treating throughout the building, collecting trinkets and prizes from staff while practicing saying “trick or treat” and “thank you.” It was a fun way to build communication skills and practice good manners, with plenty of great costumes along the way!
Our youngest learners went trick-or-treating throughout the building, collecting trinkets and prizes from staff while practicing saying “trick or treat” and “thank you.” It was a fun way to build communication skills and practice good manners, with plenty of great costumes along the way!
No tricks, just treats at Boyd E. Smith!
It's terrifying how good Oliver Roscoe's writing is! In fact, his spooky story was so good that it earned recognition in the Young Writers competition and was selected for publication in "Spook Squad: Mischief & Mayhem"!
Congratulations to Oliver for showing off his creativity and writing skills! We're so proud to see our young Eagles putting their talents on display!
Read more here: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3210047
It's terrifying how good Oliver Roscoe's writing is! In fact, his spooky story was so good that it earned recognition in the Young Writers competition and was selected for publication in "Spook Squad: Mischief & Mayhem"!
Congratulations to Oliver for showing off his creativity and writing skills! We're so proud to see our young Eagles putting their talents on display!
Read more here: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3210047
Improvements are coming to Charity Lucas Field through a partnership with the Milford Athletic Boosters!
Thanks to a significant contribution from the Boosters and investment earnings from the Milford Middle School construction bond, the planned project will include a new concession stand, locker rooms and secure space during severe weather.
The bond-related funds are restricted to eligible construction and facility improvements. They cannot be used for everyday school operating expenses, such as salaries or classroom supplies.
When the district earns more interest from investing bond proceeds than it pays in interest on those bonds, the difference is considered arbitrage earnings. Federal regulations may require certain excess earnings to be paid to the IRS rather than returned to local taxpayers.
Thank you to the Milford Athletic Boosters for helping make these improvements possible! A construction timeline has not yet been established. Learn more at: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3214134
Thanks to a significant contribution from the Boosters and investment earnings from the Milford Middle School construction bond, the planned project will include a new concession stand, locker rooms and secure space during severe weather.
The bond-related funds are restricted to eligible construction and facility improvements. They cannot be used for everyday school operating expenses, such as salaries or classroom supplies.
When the district earns more interest from investing bond proceeds than it pays in interest on those bonds, the difference is considered arbitrage earnings. Federal regulations may require certain excess earnings to be paid to the IRS rather than returned to local taxpayers.
Thank you to the Milford Athletic Boosters for helping make these improvements possible! A construction timeline has not yet been established. Learn more at: https://www.milfordschools.org/article/3214134
Clear vision, bright futures!
HealthSource Mobile Vision is coming to Milford Schools November 2–10! Students of all grade levels can receive comprehensive eye exams right at school, with eyeglasses available if needed.
Even better, through a partnership with the Ohio Department of Health, **eligible K–3 students can receive FREE vision services**, including glasses!
Families must complete a two-step registration process to participate. If your child is due for an eye exam, get started today!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPYC_aIAGL_GaYp73ux69sVNeey8kHd-ABjD0YljbO_qS2vA/viewform
HealthSource Mobile Vision is coming to Milford Schools November 2–10! Students of all grade levels can receive comprehensive eye exams right at school, with eyeglasses available if needed.
Even better, through a partnership with the Ohio Department of Health, **eligible K–3 students can receive FREE vision services**, including glasses!
Families must complete a two-step registration process to participate. If your child is due for an eye exam, get started today!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPYC_aIAGL_GaYp73ux69sVNeey8kHd-ABjD0YljbO_qS2vA/viewform
It was a great week for a Harvest Carnival! A big thank you to the Meadowview PTA for hosting a fun-filled event for our students and families!
From carnival games and balloon creations to trunk-or-treat, there was plenty to enjoy. We loved seeing so many creative student costumes, and our staff joined the fun by dressing up and decorating their trunks!
Thank you to the volunteers, staff and families who helped make it such a special evening for our Meadowview community!
From carnival games and balloon creations to trunk-or-treat, there was plenty to enjoy. We loved seeing so many creative student costumes, and our staff joined the fun by dressing up and decorating their trunks!
Thank you to the volunteers, staff and families who helped make it such a special evening for our Meadowview community!